The Morton National Park is a 199,745-hectare national park located in the Southern Highlands, South Coast and Illawarra regions of New South Wales, Australia, situated approximately 170 kilometres south southwest of Sydney.
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It's half an hour drive from Moss Vale to Fitzroy Falls and Belmore Falls along Nowra Road. Turn north onto Myra Vale Road just east of Fitzroy Falls.
From Nowra, take the Princes Highway to the Southern Highlands via Kangaroo Valley.
From Wollongong it’s about an hour to Fitzroy Falls and Belmore Falls along the Illawarra Highway. Turn south at Robertson onto Belmore Falls Road.
Sites in the eastern and southern part of the park are accessible via the Princes Highway.
Park entry points
Badgerys Spur access
Gullies Road access
Riverview Road access
Parking
Blue Gum Flat campground
Fitzroy Falls Visitor Center
George Boyd, look out
George Boyd picnic area
Grand...
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Went to nearby yalwal and the four wheel drive tracks that crisscross the area. Fantastic tracks with plenty to explore, no facilities of any sort you bring whatever you need with you.
There is phone reception however it can be patchy in some spots.
The area is decently clean of rubbish which was a welcome surprise.
If you are looking for a day away to go and explore Bush with your four wheel drive then yalwal is the place, for beginners I highly recommend mint bush track as it has some challenging parts but nothing that will...
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We were in Morton NP via the Shoalhaven River, out of Tallowa Dam. We love this naturally rugged area, and love to explore. Be aware of snakes, especially in the summer. But remember, they're not hunting you, they just want to get away to safety. Please don't feed the wild creatures, as this is creating behaviour problems, especially from possums and goannas. Expect a visit from them if you're camping 🏕️ or picnicing. Beware, don't leave food unattended. Great place to vist....
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